Last week wasn’t very exciting. I worked six days and then felt really tired and sick. I even had to call in sick yesterday and spent the day sleeping. I guess my body just isn’t anymore what it used to be. I dimly remember that, when I was at university, I sometimes would party until 4 or 5 a.m. and still sit pretty awake in lectures by 9. Sometimes even hungover. When did that ever stop? I mean that my body stopped functioning normally with so little sleep. And it is not even like I party or drink much. The last time I went to a club was in June. No, nowadays work tires me already. Although saying that, it is January and report card grades are due at the end of this week. So I probably worked around 65 hours – the normal school days, then continued grading and planning lessons at home, and another five hours on Saturday at a different school conducting exams. I am also quite sure that I never worked 65 hours when I studied. Although maybe at the time my body would have dealt with the amount a lot better. I hope you all feel well and have a slightly more relaxing January!

|Watched| Ku’damm 56 (Part 2 and 3), Ku’damm 59 (all parts)
|Read| Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix*
|Listened to| little (esp. since I didn’t drive my car much)
|Done| worked, worked more, had to call AAA to get a jumpstart for my car, then had to take my car to the auto repair, then had to work on Saturday, then was exhausted and felt sick
|Eaten| soup, orzo salad, pasta, squash, clam chowder
|Drunk| water, tea, coffee, beer
|Thought| one should either work less or be compensated more
|Been happy| that my boyfriend came to Boston this weekend; when I saw the sum of my federal tax return
|Laughed| when my boyfriend tried on a white fake fur scarf that was clearly meant for women
|Desired| that my car doesn’t have any issues, oh and I really want/need my camera back from the repair
|Bought| paid the car repair bill
|Clicked| one more thing I want to go to in New York City: New York Food Courts und Smorgasburg Food Festival

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